This forum is filling up with old men. You want a slow car with a soft ride? Buy a MK2.
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This forum is filling up with old men. You want a slow car with a soft ride? Buy a MK2.
Filling? You need to take a visit to the MK4-6 forums, these old guys are just topping it off.Quote:
Originally Posted by sports racer
You don't know soft until you own a multivan (on KW V1's haha)
Hahaha. Well said, Paul.:D
Pics and write up still pending.. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by mikinoz
A few more goodies are on the way, another dyno run, and then a quiet reveal may be in order.Quote:
Originally Posted by Preen59
Compared to when you last saw it, she's a different machine dude.
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Originally Posted by Jace
That explains why I spend most of my time on here in the Mk1 thread. :D
If only I had the time, space, patience, money etc for a Mk1.
Hurry up with the pics, this reveal is slower than a Mk2.
Buy a Mk1 and be happy, mate. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfgang
Mike still has a number of things to do yet I think. ;)
Right now an income would make me happier than a another car.Quote:
Originally Posted by Preen59
Oh wait, that isn't the Mk1 way of thinking.
Good to see you're catching on. Haha. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfgang
My MK1 cost me $1000. I sold my MK2 for $1600 to finance it and spent the other $600 on bills.So far everything I've used to fix the MK1 I've scrounged from the tip and mates who are throwing out bits they don't want. I've got another almost complete MK1 2 door headed my way as soon as Josh finishes taking out the bits he wants (motor, gbox, suspension and exhaust).MK1's are supposed to be restored and run on a shoestring. The ones that actually have money thrown at them are really special.